Edmonton’s resale real estate market is returning to normalcy following the frenzied pace of record sales and prices seen in late 2021 and early 2022.

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For much of Edmonton’s history, central Jasper Avenue has been a coveted piece of real estate in the city’s business and cultural life.

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The Edmonton International Airport (YEG) is bouncing back from the pandemic.

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While Parkland County residents haven’t reached a consensus on what to do about the Highway 16A-Range Road 20 intersection, they do seem to agree something should be done sooner rather than later.

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By now Edmontonians might have heard the news that the Hawrelak Park rehabilitation project proposes to cut down 220 trees. This comes as a surprise to everyone, as the tree-cutting plan was not included in the project’s environmental impact assessment (EIA) city council approved in spring 2022.

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The cost of renting a home in Edmonton is expected to creep up as the city hits its lowest vacancy rate in more than a decade.

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The future of an intersection west of Edmonton in Parkland County, known by some as the “death trap” for being the scene of multiple crashes, continues to be reviewed by the provincial government.

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Edmonton may not be known for its luxury real estate market, but recent statistics from 2022’s year-end show it’s faring better than other major markets.

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Edmonton is getting $5 million from the provincial government to bolster Downtown businesses and events as part of an ongoing recovery effort for the city’s core.

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